Pocket money and kids
Pocket money can give young people a sense of independence and teach them responsibility in choosing how to spend money. However there are some decisions to be made by parents & children together...
View ArticleHomework – what does the research say?
Homework is a controversial topic. It provokes such important questions as: How important is it? At what age should children start doing it? How long should they spend on it? Should parents help?
View ArticleTeachers on homework – how important is it?
There’s a huge amount of effort that goes into getting children to do homework. Is it worth it? What do teachers really think about it?
View ArticleStarting school - does age matter?
How do you know if your child is ready to make that big step from home or pre-school to Kindergarten?
View ArticleChild care - exploring the options
When it comes to child care, there are so many choices that it can be difficult for parents to decide which type of care is right for their child. What does each option have to offer?
View ArticleLearning to use time well
One of the most important things that children can be taught, both at home and at school, is to use their time effectively.
View ArticleTreating head lice – latest information from NSW Health
NSW Health has recently conducted a research project to find out more about head lice and effective ways of treating infestations. As a result, advice from NSW Health to parents and school staff has...
View ArticleRoad safety at school – tips for parents
Almost half of all child pedestrian injuries occur during school travel times according to research by NRMA Insurance, which is why parents need to be especially vigilant around schools during these...
View ArticleEarly learning lays foundation for lifelong learning
Current international research highlights the importance of the early childhood years in laying a solid foundation for the future.
View ArticleHow do I know if my child is ready for school?
Knowing when your child is ready for school involves more than just age; there are a number of factors including a child’s social, emotional and physical development that need to be considered.
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